Lily Phillips reveals the ‘disgusting’ things she will never do for fans who need ‘help’

The infamous adult star has lifted the lid on the weird “custom” requests she receives from fans and what she won’t do – no matter how much money there is on offer
Lily Phillips has revealed the two things she will never do for fans – no matter how much they offer to pay her. The viral adult star, who shot to global infamy for sleeping with 101 men in a single day, regularly fulfils weird “custom” requests from admirers.
The 24-year-old receives so many requests from horny blokes that she needs a spreadsheet to keep track. The price of each sexual task changes depending on “how long” and “what she is doing”, she said in a social media post.
However, even for Lily, there are lines she will not cross. The Brit content creator said: “Customs I mostly decline are anything with child play.

“I won’t be dressing up as a baby, that’s disgusting. Get help,” she said.
Other requests she will not entertain are “anything that involves a toilet”, she said. “It’s just a personal boundary of mine. No judgment, it’s just not something I want to do.”
She also won’t do “customs” which require another person. “I only do solo customs because then it gets awkward around ‘How much are you going to pay them?’
“Today’s customs involve a leather jacket, latex, and water sports. I think I’ve got three or four of them to do.”
Lily also shared the system she uses to track requests, including customer names, deadlines, video ideas and how much each fan has paid.
Last January, Lily flashed her massive earnings by buying a million-pound house in cash. The blonde has been one of the world’s best paid adult stars since she shot to global infamy after sleeping with 101 men in a single day in 2024.
A documentary of the mass sex stunt was released in November of 2024 and featured a clip of Lily crying which was viewed by hundreds of millions of people across the globe. The next month was Lily’s most lucrative.
On an episode of Olivia Attwood: Getting Filthy Rich, the Derbyshire-native revealed how much money she made from the stunt. Lily said: “When the documentary come out late-November, December was my best month of earnings.
“So I definitely saw a rise. On that one platform, it was over £800k.” She also revealed how much money she considers to be a “low” monthly wage and that she has bought a house.
“A low month is like £200k,” she said. “I bought a house and I am very happy about that because I bought it in cash. It was £1,025,000.”
